The Behringer DR600 is a compact digital reverb pedal, one of the least expensive ways to add reverb to a board. It offers six 24-bit, high-resolution reverb types, selected with a single Mode control, and stereo operation through twin inputs and outputs. Gearnews listed it at $27.00 in the US as of January 2024, with UK and European prices of £23.90 and 29.00 euros.12
What it does
The DR600 keeps things simple. You pick one of six reverb types with the Mode control, then shape it with Level, Tone and Time knobs. Behringer describes the pedal's output as stereo, saying "With its dual output jacks, the DR600's immaculate and luscious stereo enhancement will capture your audience like never"1. Guitar World's buying guide lists it as stereo in and out5, and gearnews.com's George Loveridge notes it comes "Complete with a true bypass and twin inputs and outputs"4.
Controls
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Mode | Selects one of the six reverb types1 |
| Level | Adjusts the reverb level3 |
| Tone | Adjusts the tone of the reverb3 |
| Time | Adjusts the reverb time3 |
Delicious Audio's Christopher Scapelliti summarizes the layout: "6 Reverb modes can be edited through Level, Tone and Time knobs."3
How reviewers see it
Reviewers treat the DR600 as a beginner's reverb rather than a deep studio tool. Stefan Wyeth at gearnews.com writes that "There isn't much in terms of precise sound sculpting controls, so your best bet is to find a mode you like and play with" the knobs, and concludes: "Overall, the DR600 is a great option for beginners and those checking out hardware workflows for the first time."2
Delicious Audio's take on the stereo side is more guarded: "It's stereo but gets mixed reviews."3 Guitar World's 2025 update of its budget reverb guide names the DR600 as its beginner pick among eleven entries3.
Where it sits
At $27.002, the DR600 sits well below most dedicated reverb pedals, and it is part of a wider Behringer range that includes the Behringer Digital Reverb, the Behringer SPRING REVERBERATION 646 and the Behringer Spring Reverberation 636. For more on the effect type itself, see Reverb Pedals.
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Questions
Is the Behringer DR600 stereo?
Yes. The DR600 has twin inputs and twin outputs, and Behringer describes its stereo enhancement as capturing an audience. Guitar World lists it as stereo in and out. Delicious Audio notes that while it is stereo, the pedal gets mixed reviews, so players wanting a full stereo image may want to hear it before committing.
How much does the Behringer DR600 cost?
Gearnews listed the DR600 at $27.00 in the United States as of January 2024, with prices of £23.90 in the UK and 29.00 euros in Europe. It sits at the very low end of the reverb pedal market.
What controls does the Behringer DR600 have?
The DR600 has a Mode control that selects one of six reverb types, plus Level, Tone and Time knobs for adjusting the sound. Reviewers note there is little in the way of precise sound sculpting, so the approach is to find a mode you like and work with the three knobs.
Sources (5)
- DR600 | Behringer, Behringer
- The Best Budget Reverb Pedals for your Home Studio, www.gearnews.com, 2026-01-19
- 2024 UPDATE: Best Multi Reverb Pedals, Delicious Audio, 2024-10-25
- Best Budget Effects Pedals Under €50: Big Sounds, Small Prices, gearnews.com, 2026-03-13
- Best budget reverb pedals 2025: wallet-friendly 'board buys for the thrifty guitar player, Guitar World, 2022-12-20
